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and i'm watching that for you here for the first time and i'm thinking, a cute, not overtly latino. what do you think? did they get it right? >> she doesn't look latina like everyone expected. maybe they wanted someone with dark skin, darker eyes, dark hair. she's the opposite, actually. blue eyes, too light skin. a lot of people are disappointed because she doesn't look latina like they wanted. >> that's where the outrage is coming from, because disney basically didn't press that sofia is latina, but they did tell "showbiz tonight" this very statement, the range of characters in sophia the first and the actors who play them are a reflection of disney's commitment to diverse, multicultural and inclusive story telling. we saw others that broke the mold like pocahontas, mulan. do you think there is more they should have done with sofia? >> definitely. i think they should have promoted this a little bit more, and not to confuse the people, in the beginning they said the first latina princess, and then they came out saying she wasn't 100% latina, so i think they could have promoted this
and i'm watching that for you here for the first time and i'm thinking, a cute, not overtly latino. what do you think? did they get it right? >> she doesn't look latina like everyone expected. maybe they wanted someone with dark skin, darker eyes, dark hair. she's the opposite, actually. blue eyes, too light skin. a lot of people are disappointed because she doesn't look latina like they wanted. >> that's where the outrage is coming from, because disney basically didn't press that...
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14 latinos entre el equipo de texas y los cardenales de san luis. edwin es el narrador oficial de los gigantes estamos creciendo. que estamos invadiendo, el deporte americano con sangre latinoamÉrica. >>> el gran orlando zepeda. y la presencia latina en el bÉisbol no es nueva, pero la influencia de las nuevas estrellas crece aÑo tras aÑo se ve en la audiencia hispana. una audiencia que hace tiempo no es solo caribeÑa. >>> en el aÑo lo estas viendo y cuando pasarÁ esto, que llegan a la serie mundial. >>> felix moreno, vino de ciudad de mÉxico para ver los juegos. >>> y el 2010 cuando llegaron a la sede venimos. >>> no es solo que hay mÁs hispanos viendo y jugando bÉisbol si no que los que juegan estÁn entre los mejores del mundo. y no es una pequeÑa hazaÑa. los rÉcord fijados por las estrellas de otra Época. que tiene un apellido hispano. en san francisco luis me jied. univisiÓn. >>> interesante lo que destaca en este reportaje luis, el bÉisbol es un deporte tan, tan americano, sin embargo. >>> y tan-tan hispano >>> buenas n n
14 latinos entre el equipo de texas y los cardenales de san luis. edwin es el narrador oficial de los gigantes estamos creciendo. que estamos invadiendo, el deporte americano con sangre latinoamÉrica. >>> el gran orlando zepeda. y la presencia latina en el bÉisbol no es nueva, pero la influencia de las nuevas estrellas crece aÑo tras aÑo se ve en la audiencia hispana. una audiencia que hace tiempo no es solo caribeÑa. >>> en el aÑo lo estas viendo y cuando pasarÁ esto,...
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, to do latino voters think about immigration being a key issue -- how much do latino voters think about immigration being a key issue? there was a poll that showed among the general population, and i will be off by a little bit, 89% were certain they would vote. among latino voters, it was a 10-point drop off. that is a big deal. let's add florida to that list, too. iowa, at one point you have got at north carolina. he is thinking, we have got to pump that turnout. tavis: i agree with you. when a race is this close, turnout becomes key. in that regard, mr. romney has momentum over the last weeks. mr. obama came back in the second debate and made it an interesting contest. there will be a lot of talk in the coming days about what happened tonight. my sense is tonight will have been the least-watched debate. >> i agree. it is foreign policy. tavis: monday night football. i raise that because i want to come to this point about turnout. mr. romney has been gaining steam, no doubt about it. both of these guys have, over the course of this campaign, have admitted enthusiasm gaps. mr. romney h
, to do latino voters think about immigration being a key issue -- how much do latino voters think about immigration being a key issue? there was a poll that showed among the general population, and i will be off by a little bit, 89% were certain they would vote. among latino voters, it was a 10-point drop off. that is a big deal. let's add florida to that list, too. iowa, at one point you have got at north carolina. he is thinking, we have got to pump that turnout. tavis: i agree with you....
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the last two debates and saw something completely different than most people than african- americans, latinos and women saw it. so i don't think you see a lot of people thinking, for example, that barack obama deappreciatated the presidency, they were happy, they saw him as a leader, and they felt that he was finally showing leadership skills during that last debate performance. so it is interesting to see that mitt romney's numbers are ticking up. but if you look at favorability ratings, his numbers are still not good. >> mort. >> i think the debates have been the passaic river ole moments in this -- the pivot ol issues in this campaign. more importantly from mitt romney's point of view, he came across as being presidential. he came across as being knowledgeable, he came across as being articulate, logical, so i think he transformed his image to a lot of people. >> mitt romney? >> yeah, mitt romney. >> i thought he came across as being incredibly rude and disrespectful of the presidency. oh, the first debate. >> yeah, that's just the first debate. in the second debate, if i may say, so if th
the last two debates and saw something completely different than most people than african- americans, latinos and women saw it. so i don't think you see a lot of people thinking, for example, that barack obama deappreciatated the presidency, they were happy, they saw him as a leader, and they felt that he was finally showing leadership skills during that last debate performance. so it is interesting to see that mitt romney's numbers are ticking up. but if you look at favorability ratings, his...
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many latinos are disillusioned with president barack obama. the reality is that he has deported more immigrants than any other president in the history of the united states and he broke a promise. he said that in 2008 and it's very difficult for latinos to believe president barack obama. however, when latinos have to choose between president barack obama who still supports immigration reform and the dream act, and governor romney, who supports self-deportation, who says that he's going to veto the dream act, who doesn't have a plan for 11 million undocumented immigrants, he's saying he has a permanent solution but hasn't given any specifics. when latinos have a choice, they still prefer president barack obama. >> maria, you reinforced this earlier. when people think of the latino vote, where it's especially important, people typically think of states, big populations like florida or california, but as you said, if you look at a state like colorado, where the president and governor romney are neck and neck, 13% of the electorate that's latino,
many latinos are disillusioned with president barack obama. the reality is that he has deported more immigrants than any other president in the history of the united states and he broke a promise. he said that in 2008 and it's very difficult for latinos to believe president barack obama. however, when latinos have to choose between president barack obama who still supports immigration reform and the dream act, and governor romney, who supports self-deportation, who says that he's going to veto...
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there's a new survey from latino decisions that is showing 69% of latino voters in colorado saying they're very enthusiastic about voting this year. 54% saying they're more enthusiastic this year than in '08. you try to put together the jobs point you just brought up and the fact they haven't heard the messages they want to. how does the enthusiasm or lack of enthusiasm for some voters in the latino community add up? there's a myth that says they are not going to go out and vote. >> well, one thing we learned in 2010, and i think this has been a con standpoistant with latino is that when we asked people in 2010 if their decision to come out to vote was to support the can ddidate of their choice, or whether it was to take a stand and for the latino community, for the respect of the latino community, a plurality of voters said for the kmuncommunity. that tled continues now. the more they grow their political influence, political influence the more both parties have to move forward on agenda that addresses the challenges the nation is facing. >> and the romney campaign saying they need 38% of
there's a new survey from latino decisions that is showing 69% of latino voters in colorado saying they're very enthusiastic about voting this year. 54% saying they're more enthusiastic this year than in '08. you try to put together the jobs point you just brought up and the fact they haven't heard the messages they want to. how does the enthusiasm or lack of enthusiasm for some voters in the latino community add up? there's a myth that says they are not going to go out and vote. >> well,...
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latino decisions has been tracking latino enthusiasm for the past ten weeks. it started out at lower level and increased at 8% to where 45% of latino are more enthusiasm about 2008. right now for 2012 we see 60% saying they're very enthusiastic, but what's most important here is in the battleground states, nevada, florida, we're seeing that rate even higher. upwards of 70% of latinos saying they're enthusiastic. that's crucial for the obama cam taken to clench the electoral votes they new. >> a pew hispanic center said education and the economy pr the top two. you might think based on overall polls we see that will fit with governor romney. when the largest spanish newspaper in the country endorsed obama last week, they did it because of romney's economic pitch. why do they see it different than the rest of the country? >> this latest poll shows that 73% of latinos trust obama and the democrats to improve the economic situation. so the economy is the number one concern for latinos, and it has been for a long part of this campaign. they just do not buy the smal
latino decisions has been tracking latino enthusiasm for the past ten weeks. it started out at lower level and increased at 8% to where 45% of latino are more enthusiasm about 2008. right now for 2012 we see 60% saying they're very enthusiastic, but what's most important here is in the battleground states, nevada, florida, we're seeing that rate even higher. upwards of 70% of latinos saying they're enthusiastic. that's crucial for the obama cam taken to clench the electoral votes they new....
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lawmakers says the latino vote is steadily increasing. >> latino vote is growing with every election cycle. in 2008, 9.7 million latinos voted. we project it that 12.2 million will vote. 26% increase. >> latino are 15% of registered voters in key battleground state as florida where romney was today. colorado, and nevada. they questioned mr. obama for non-fulfilling his promise to pass immigration reform in the first year. the top concerns of hispanics are even tougher for the president. >> the number one issue today for latinos, especially latino voters is the economy. impact the great recession has had on latinos has been tremendous. >> recent fox news poll confirms that, showing 48% of hispanics chose economy as the most important issue. while only 23% said immigration. no wonder that romney emphasized economy in september interview with univision. >> there are 2 million more hispanics in post officeerty today than when the president took office. we have had 56 straight months with unemployment above 10% for hispanic-americans. unacceptable. >> bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in
lawmakers says the latino vote is steadily increasing. >> latino vote is growing with every election cycle. in 2008, 9.7 million latinos voted. we project it that 12.2 million will vote. 26% increase. >> latino are 15% of registered voters in key battleground state as florida where romney was today. colorado, and nevada. they questioned mr. obama for non-fulfilling his promise to pass immigration reform in the first year. the top concerns of hispanics are even tougher for the...
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has a commanding lead among latino voters nationwide, but it's the latino in battleground states like nevada, colorado and florida that mitt romney needs to win over. the fight is on. ed lavandera, cnn, san antonio texas. >>> latinos say republicans are not doing enough for their community. w we'll take a lookt why. with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, business pro. yes, it is. go national. go like a pro. [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ music, laughter stop ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite foods fight you, fight back fast with tums smoothies. so fast and smooth, you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ male announcer ] tums smoothies. >>> all right. we've been talking about the issues that matter to latino voters mplt it could be pivotal on election day, and both democrats and republicans angling for votes, but some are putting pressure on leaders in their own party co
has a commanding lead among latino voters nationwide, but it's the latino in battleground states like nevada, colorado and florida that mitt romney needs to win over. the fight is on. ed lavandera, cnn, san antonio texas. >>> latinos say republicans are not doing enough for their community. w we'll take a lookt why. with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay...
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under 18 is latino. which explains why our electorate is growing as young people turn 18 years of age and enter the electorate. oops. i'd like to talk a little bit now about the impact latinos will have on congressional races. first, there are two latinos running for the united states senate. in arizona former surgeon general richard carmona is facing congressman jeff flake in the general election to succeed retiring u.s. senator jon kyl. it's a very competitive race. the former surgeon general actually has, i think, pretty good opportunities to be successful on november 6th. it's a race that's being watched nationally and may increase the number of latinos in the united states senate. in texas former solicitor general ted cruz has excellent opportunities to be elected on november 6th, becoming the first hispanic to represent texas in the united states senate. i'll get this direction right eventually. there we go. in the united states house, there are currently 24 latinos serving in the u.s. house of rep
under 18 is latino. which explains why our electorate is growing as young people turn 18 years of age and enter the electorate. oops. i'd like to talk a little bit now about the impact latinos will have on congressional races. first, there are two latinos running for the united states senate. in arizona former surgeon general richard carmona is facing congressman jeff flake in the general election to succeed retiring u.s. senator jon kyl. it's a very competitive race. the former surgeon general...
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i think it underlines a tone particularly latinos. you look at a party that has veered away to the right on issues like the dream act around immigration reform. you see a party that's--that mod raid latinos are abandoning in droves. i think it hits a chord that talks bigger about where the republican party is. >> eliot: there is no question the republican party which at one point when george w. bush spoke said i will lead a national conversation and make sure we can do something in this regard, the republican party understood politically that it needed latino votes long term to win. whether out of politics or being wrong--they have runaway from even the dream act which is a basic decency we don't kick kids out of our country. the republican party doesn't even give up on that. are they giving up on their future when they do this? >> i think that they are. the republican party is going to have to have a come to jesus moment. when 91% of the latino community supports the dream act. when 97% of the latino community opposes laws as seen in
i think it underlines a tone particularly latinos. you look at a party that has veered away to the right on issues like the dream act around immigration reform. you see a party that's--that mod raid latinos are abandoning in droves. i think it hits a chord that talks bigger about where the republican party is. >> eliot: there is no question the republican party which at one point when george w. bush spoke said i will lead a national conversation and make sure we can do something in this...
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the latino community, to be appealed to on issues like small government and family values, and they wrote off that possibility, quite frankly, with racism, seeing every brown person, every latino, as an illegal. they have done the same thing with the asian community. they used to be very republican. coming from hostile countries -- they have been driven into the democratic party with subtle and not so subtle racial appeals. i think they believe if they can do what they did in 2010, they can turn out their older white bass, and they can hold onto power, and they can -- they can turn out their older what it -- white base -- it is not a permanent strategy, but it can keep them in power for a while. and it is ugly. tavis: the new book from joan walsh is "what's the matter with white people?: why we long for a golden age that never was." she tells a wonderful story about her family and their presence. i have only scratched the surface, so you may want to pick it up. joan, thank you. >> thank you so much, tavis. tavis: up next, technology writer david pogue. stay with us. david pogue covers tec
the latino community, to be appealed to on issues like small government and family values, and they wrote off that possibility, quite frankly, with racism, seeing every brown person, every latino, as an illegal. they have done the same thing with the asian community. they used to be very republican. coming from hostile countries -- they have been driven into the democratic party with subtle and not so subtle racial appeals. i think they believe if they can do what they did in 2010, they can...
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, you gotta help the latino kids. and so i five years ago formed a nonprofit to foster the development of young latino kid in the inner city environments. and so i started this organization to foster the development in sports because i'm a former athlete. i was a gym newscast living in the get -- a gymnast, living in the getos of new york city which i think probably saved my life, the sports. i go overseas to show them another world, here's an opportunity, look at me. i came from nothing and you can do it too in terms of your focus and you're clear about where you're going, you can be very successful and i contracted viral meningitis. >> which is all in the news now, so we know how dangerous it is. but you sit here today a survivor, also overcame a brain aneurysm. >> yes. >> to do this good work. i was going to list some of the awards but lynette has a page and a half of accolades as far as the good stuff that you've been doing, one of the most successful latino spreurs, you've heard from the washington business journ
, you gotta help the latino kids. and so i five years ago formed a nonprofit to foster the development of young latino kid in the inner city environments. and so i started this organization to foster the development in sports because i'm a former athlete. i was a gym newscast living in the get -- a gymnast, living in the getos of new york city which i think probably saved my life, the sports. i go overseas to show them another world, here's an opportunity, look at me. i came from nothing and...
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in 2010 it was good news for latinos that we saw latinos run successfully in non-majority latino districts. they demonstrated that they have successful candidates. latino voters were able to show they were discerning and just because there was a latino name on the ballot they did not flocked to that name. we continue to push for our society that reflects what our country really looks like. it challenges these notions. on the media, that is what sometimes happens. if you have a commentator for an african-american or latino, and now you are the issue expert. >> the justice was a great nomination. she serves as an romano -- ron model. this is the most qualified supreme court nominee in 60 years. she kicks off ass in her professions the response wasn't that she was not that smart. some law clerks says she was temperamental. where was the conversation about her record? the conversation was about her being nominated and being the first latina. what about how impeccable her record was as a judge in new york? >> you have heard the same thing about the president. newscasters talk about a summer nig
in 2010 it was good news for latinos that we saw latinos run successfully in non-majority latino districts. they demonstrated that they have successful candidates. latino voters were able to show they were discerning and just because there was a latino name on the ballot they did not flocked to that name. we continue to push for our society that reflects what our country really looks like. it challenges these notions. on the media, that is what sometimes happens. if you have a commentator for...
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de las 50 ciudades mÁs violentos del planeta 40 en latino en amÉrica. se reparo tino asÍ 14 en brasil, 12 en mÉxico, nueva orleans es la ciudad mÁs violenta en estados unidos. >>> termino trÁgicamente la incertidumbre para la familia aguilar en la no Árida. la policÍa confirmÓ que el cuerpo encontrado en el condado levy, es su hijo crÍstian aguilar desaparecido tras una pelea con un ex compaÑero de clases. nos dicen como ha reaccionado la comunidad. >>> lo que el corazÓn de sacarlo aguilar sabÍa desde hace dias, lo confirmaron las autoridades. los restos humanos encontrados el pasado viernes rc en una recÓndita zona de cazarÍa pertenecen a su hijo crÍstian. >>> amo la certeza por la ropa y lo que dijo la prensa que se filtrÓ y dijo la marca de los zapatos ¿que posibilidades habÍa que un muchacho en gainesville se perdiera con las cualidades que tenÍa mi hijo. >>> se logrÓ confirmar y gracias a muestras dentales, la noticia aunque doloroso fue aliciente para la familia de origen colombiano. >>> estamos el dÍa de hoy, Únicamente para
de las 50 ciudades mÁs violentos del planeta 40 en latino en amÉrica. se reparo tino asÍ 14 en brasil, 12 en mÉxico, nueva orleans es la ciudad mÁs violenta en estados unidos. >>> termino trÁgicamente la incertidumbre para la familia aguilar en la no Árida. la policÍa confirmÓ que el cuerpo encontrado en el condado levy, es su hijo crÍstian aguilar desaparecido tras una pelea con un ex compaÑero de clases. nos dicen como ha reaccionado la comunidad. >>> lo que el...
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i think to elevate the position of latinos in this country and the role of latinos in this society is something that we sort of take on as a mission. >> to stay relevant its very challenging right w to stay relevant when you have the internet, when you have social media. it's very difficult that your voice stays relevant and nothing gets lost among the noise. i think that's one of the most important things. and finally it has to do with trust. after 25 or 30 years if we say something and people trust what we say, that's the best a zblard maria and george, this has been a plsure. >> thank yovery much. >> our pleasureoo. >> the war in afghanistan was going badly. he knew because he was fighting it. 26 years old with a wife and child back home, staff sergeant seton was on his third combat tour there, his third. time and again he and his men were sent through what he called a mine field on a daily basis. his comrades were being blown apart. at least one amputee a day, he said, because we are walking around aimlessly through compounds that are littered with explosives. le was low. the men
i think to elevate the position of latinos in this country and the role of latinos in this society is something that we sort of take on as a mission. >> to stay relevant its very challenging right w to stay relevant when you have the internet, when you have social media. it's very difficult that your voice stays relevant and nothing gets lost among the noise. i think that's one of the most important things. and finally it has to do with trust. after 25 or 30 years if we say something and...
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latino issues expert. really? >> i just want to add one thing to that and that is justice sonya sotomayor is a whole new generation of latinos. but more importantly, this is the most qualified supreme court nominee in 60 years. this woman passed in her profession and the criticism or the response after she was sworn in is there is your latino justice. she's not that smart. some clerks said she wasn't that good or she was temperamental. where was the conversation about her record in the media? the conversation was her being nominated in the first latina. what was the substance of power impeccable her record was as a judge in new york? >> if you did the same thing already? you heard the newscasters talking about tomorrow night he will probably be arrogant and he has to watch out. when is the last time you heard anybody say the word here against with any other person that is in a high-level position i do think that we need to have images of all of us out there and that's why i have been pushing towards the ne
latino issues expert. really? >> i just want to add one thing to that and that is justice sonya sotomayor is a whole new generation of latinos. but more importantly, this is the most qualified supreme court nominee in 60 years. this woman passed in her profession and the criticism or the response after she was sworn in is there is your latino justice. she's not that smart. some clerks said she wasn't that good or she was temperamental. where was the conversation about her record in the...
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. >> they assume you have the same high level of african-american, latino, yo ung people from 2008. >> david axelrod said polls are widely different in the methodologies so to think they are all wrong. but this is a close race. as we have always predicted. >> the race is not over. it can go back and forth 34 times. met romney half's to create the moment of. >> in the past races were the lead was cut or flipped it is roughly 5% and some cases it was the debate that moved the nidal. lou: our congressional correspondent. thank you mike. 1992 in depended candidate ross perot entered the first of october and ended up 19% of the vote. and special prosecutor decided to influence the outcome to take caspar weinberger with the iran contra affair to lead the way for william jefferson clinton. >> this is called art and to be funded it. we will talk about art to and religion and money and politics. two weeks of cover-up of the murder of our ambassador in the be a. is it taking a toll in the polls? next the "a team." and hollywood's brave new world energy independence is not a noble pursuit. but c
. >> they assume you have the same high level of african-american, latino, yo ung people from 2008. >> david axelrod said polls are widely different in the methodologies so to think they are all wrong. but this is a close race. as we have always predicted. >> the race is not over. it can go back and forth 34 times. met romney half's to create the moment of. >> in the past races were the lead was cut or flipped it is roughly 5% and some cases it was the debate that moved...
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on the democratic side obviously because we don't want to remind the latino electorate of the broken promise of not going through comprehensive immigration reform and on the republican side mitt romney doesn't want to soften too much because that would alienate his base at the same time he doesn't want to chip away at that 20, 23% of latino support he has now. they're stuck in a tough place and both parties prefer to keep it on the back burner. >> josh, i want to ask you about this. they're huge economic implications and consequences of illegal immigration here in the u.s. in terms of the lack of discussion of it and being a centerpiece of this campaign season, i thought this poll that latino decisions did was interesting. because the -- getting hispanics out to the voting booth is very -- it's important for the president an yet there's an enthusiasm concern with little to no attention for latino voters since the convention, enthusiasm among latino voters slightly dropped which may indicate the race may turn to turnout versus candidates. is that, as victoria says, because neither can
on the democratic side obviously because we don't want to remind the latino electorate of the broken promise of not going through comprehensive immigration reform and on the republican side mitt romney doesn't want to soften too much because that would alienate his base at the same time he doesn't want to chip away at that 20, 23% of latino support he has now. they're stuck in a tough place and both parties prefer to keep it on the back burner. >> josh, i want to ask you about this....
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. >>> cuando comencÉ en 1975 habÍan cuatro o cinco latinos en las grandes ligas, ahora somos 32%. >>> a la fiebre de los gigantes se le conoce como pandamonium. se espera que el miÉrcoles esta oye la ciudad. >>> los ositos. >>> pandaval estÁn por todas partes. en san francisco cristina londono, telemundo. >>> mÁs noticias del huracan sandy en la florida dejÓ huellas. rompiÓ un muro de contencion de corrientes marinas en el condado de palm beach. >>> para terminar les vamos a dar un repaso de lo mÁs importante de esta super tormenta que tocÓ tierra en nueva jersey y mantiene en alerta a once estados de la naciÓn ademÁs de washington dc. varios muertos en nueva jersey, new york y connecticut. es producto del choque del huracÁn sandy con dos sistemas invern invernales que cubren un radio de 900 millas. la peor tormenta en el este de la naciÓn desde el 1938. el fenÓmeno impactarÍa la vida de hasta 70 millones de personas y esta noche se informa ademÁs de dos millones de hogares y comercios sin electricidad, por primera vez un fenÓmeno climÁtica obliga la cierre de la bolsa
. >>> cuando comencÉ en 1975 habÍan cuatro o cinco latinos en las grandes ligas, ahora somos 32%. >>> a la fiebre de los gigantes se le conoce como pandamonium. se espera que el miÉrcoles esta oye la ciudad. >>> los ositos. >>> pandaval estÁn por todas partes. en san francisco cristina londono, telemundo. >>> mÁs noticias del huracan sandy en la florida dejÓ huellas. rompiÓ un muro de contencion de corrientes marinas en el condado de palm...